Description
Forceps, fine, are precision laboratory tweezers made of stainless steel with an overall length of 105 mm. They are intended for delicate handling tasks in microscopy, histology, and related instrument work where a fine tip geometry and corrosion-resistant steel construction are required. Offered as a single unit from manufacturer Hammacher, these fine forceps suit sample manipulation, small-component placement, and careful transfer steps under the microscope or on the open bench. The 105 mm length balances reach with control, supporting steady grip during repetitive laboratory procedures. Classification under labware, microscopy and histology instruments, forceps, and special tweezers reflects their role among fine and specialised gripping tools. At a unit weight of 0,014 kg they are light enough for extended manual use without bulk. Choose this stainless-steel fine forceps model when protocols call for a compact 105 mm instrument for precise laboratory handling.
This article is part of Tweezers & forceps, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Fine forceps
- Material: Stainless steel
- Length: 105 mm
- Weight: 0,014 kg
- Application area: Microscopy and histology
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Questions about Forceps, fine, stainless steel, L 105 mm, 1 unit(s)
What is this article?
Forceps, fine, stainless steel, L 105 mm, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Hammacher for laboratory use. It sits in Tweezers & forceps, inside Tools & accessories, in Labware.
Tweezers and forceps hold a small object so the fingers do not touch it. Fine points are for a cover glass or a grid. Blunt ends are for a wafer or a tissue. The steel grade matters when the object must not gain metal ions.
The small tools of the bench are what the hand actually holds: a spatula for a powder, forceps for an object that must stay clean, a brush for a narrow neck, a desiccator when a dried sample must not take up water again. None of these reads a measurement. They keep the measurement possible. The apparatus around them is listed under ISO laboratory apparatus.
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The category is Tools & accessories. The sub-category is Tweezers & forceps. The catalogue is Labware.
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